BUSINESSMay 30 · 01:01 UTCDAILY MAIL

Stop using hosepipes, says Thames Water amid fears of shortages after record-breaking heatwave

Thames Water is urging residents to stop using hosepipes amid fears of water shortages following a record-breaking heatwave. The utility company has raised concerns about potential supply issues due to the extreme weather conditions.

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